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Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

So, you are now saying the Russians did influence the 2016 elections. Your president* has said repeatedly they did not.

Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

He and everyone around him are documented liars.
Former Intelligence officials scoff at White House denials that Trump wasn't briefed on Russia bounty - CNNPolitics

Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

Damn it gets worse. When are you tools going learn he’s a lying piece of sht? After 18,000 plus lies most thinking people would have learned by now.

White House Knew of Russia Bounties in 2019, Before Trump's G7 Invite to Putin
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/white-house-knew-russia-bounties-2019-before-trumps-g7-invite-putin-1514259?amp=1

Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

Data on Financial Transfers Bolstered Suspicions That Russia Offered Bounties

Analysts have used other evidence to conclude that the transfers were likely part of an effort to offer payments to Taliban-linked militants to kill American and coalition troops in Afghanistan.

Quick! Name the world leader trump never criticizes.

Kyle Griffin informs mental midget Matt Gaetz this photo was taken in trumps’s America.

Happy to talk Russia! Obama’s reset results.

Russia annexed Crimea, invaded eastern Ukraine, intervened in Syria, and hacked the Clinton campaign and the DNC. Obama’s response during these critical moments was cautious at best, and deeply misguided at worst. Even the imposition of sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by so much propitiation and restraint elsewhere that it didn’t deter Russia from subsequent aggression, including the risky 2016 influence operation in the United States.
Multiple Government Agencies Dispute NYT Report On Russian Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops

Hey Vette, quick question. Has trump now been briefed and if so wtf is he going to do about it?

State GOP calls on 'racist' Democratic Party to change name - WND

The country is calling for the GOP and it’s orange tinted leader to cease being racists.

Russia did pay extremists to attack US soldiers in Afghanistan, according to 3 separate Taliban sources

Taliban commanders have confirmed that Russia has offered financial and material support to its members in exchange for attacking US forces in Afghanistan.

The practice was first reported on Friday by The New York Times, which cited US intelligence officials.

President Donald Trump has since strongly denied that he was told of this intelligence and attacked its credibility, characterizing the existence of Russian bounty payments as fake.

Another Lincoln Project video.

Democrats push to defund the police will bring a lot more of this. #f’ingsad

Father Whose 19-Year-Son Was Killed In Seattle’s ‘CHOP’ Gives Emotional Interview: ‘They Should Have Stopped This A Long Time Ago’

Wow, why read a paper with such a racist history?
PragerU (@prageru) Tweeted:
In 1851, @nytimes founding editor Henry Jarvis Raymond published an editorial in which he supported a slaveowner’s legal right to recover his escaped slaves.

Will you guys also be canceling yourselves?

Wow, why read a paper with such a racist history?
PragerU (@prageru) Tweeted:
In 1851, @nytimes founding editor Henry Jarvis Raymond published an editorial in which he supported a slaveowner’s legal right to recover his escaped slaves.

Will you guys also be canceling yourselves?

If my mathematics is correct, that was over a century ago. Also, that was before the country made an important moral decision to do the right thing. Don't forget they used slaves to build the pyramids. This is the 21st Century. Hopefully, we are a progressive country.

Wow, why read a paper with such a racist history?
PragerU (@prageru) Tweeted:
In 1851, @nytimes founding editor Henry Jarvis Raymond published an editorial in which he supported a slaveowner’s legal right to recover his escaped slaves.

Will you guys also be canceling yourselves?

This pretty much nails it.

This pretty much nails it.
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We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans.

Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the KKK, neo Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.

We are a nation founded on the truth, that all of us are created equal. We are equal in the eyes of our creator, we are equal under the law and we are equal under our Constitution.
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Soldiers who testified against Trump-pardoned war criminal describe ‘nightmare’ of seeing him released

President Donald Trump last year pardoned 1st Lt. Clint Lorance, a convicted war criminal who was found guilty of two charges of second degree murder and one charge of obstruction of justice.

The Washington Post has now written a lengthy profile of the men who served with Lorance and who described the “nightmare” of watching him being portrayed as a hero by the president of the United States.

Wow, why read a paper with such a racist history?
PragerU (@prageru) Tweeted:
In 1851, @nytimes founding editor Henry Jarvis Raymond published an editorial in which he supported a slaveowner’s legal right to recover his escaped slaves.

Will you guys also be canceling yourselves?

I thought you bozos were afraid of history being erased. Now you’re afraid of history being remembered even with a monument.
That was taken from an article in the NYT on the history of Mount Rushmore and how it has never been without controversy.
Native Americans have long criticized the sculpture, in part because it was built on what had been Indigenous land and they don’t want trump being there.

Democrats push to defund the police will bring a lot more of this. #f’ingsad

Father Whose 19-Year-Son Was Killed In Seattle’s ‘CHOP’ Gives Emotional Interview: ‘They Should Have Stopped This A Long Time Ago’

trump said he will defund living American military members to protect monuments of dead racist American traitors.

Wesley Clark says Trump not serving in Vietnam 'might have been for the best' in light of Russian bounty reports

“Yet, given the lack of loyalty to the troops he has displayed in recent months, that might have been for the best,” Clark added. “Were he in A Company back then, he wouldn’t have charged across that bridge — he would have hung back and let the rest of us fend for ourselves. I and the others might never have made it home.”